Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Total cost of identity fraud reached $54 billion in 2009
However, the easing in restrictions does not go as far as Taiwanese companies had hoped
Nicira developing network operating system for cloud deployments; has roots at Stanford University
The data center in north east England is the most energy-efficient one that HP has ever built
Microsoft’s latest operating system offers several benefits to IT managers who can overcome management challenges
AT&T plans to deploy 4G technology in 2011
Both wireless carriers plan next-gen LTE, but AT&T promotes its HSPA 7.2 upgrade pathway to get there
Google's experimental network will be small in scope, but Google hopes it will be seen as a model for future networks
Denial-of-service attack comes after warning from Anonymous
By 2014, 5B personal devices will be in use
10G IP network handles voice, data and video
Chip aimed at blades, SAN and NAS systems
Claims no plans to filing antitrust complaint if Apple nixes Opera Mini
PC system information tracking network says IE8 a bigger hit than most think
Software vendor Synchronica offers handset bundled with messaging
The vendors have silenced a number of shrieking servers tied to an ongoing lawsuit
IBM's new material mixture could cut costs of building solar arrays
They will bring 3D movies to LCD and plasma TV screens
False-positive on AV scan incorrectly pegged Sothink add-on as infected
Aurora Inoculation Shot will remove malware that steals corporate data
The civil liberties group asks its members to contact Google about the supposed agreement
'Watson' may face Jeopardy public challenge within a year
And almost 40% of survey respondents want more info on new device
Analysts waiting to see whether Google can allay potential privacy fears
Iran's government is said to be launching its own national e-mail service
Despite government shutdown, CTO says IT operations continued without problem
Hackers will jump on several of the bugs Microsoft patched today
HP releases a new version of its Trim records management software
Google's moves to take its own large bite of the burgeoning social networking pie
Servers with x86 chips from Intel and AMD are encroaching on markets traditionally ruled by Unix servers
New Savvio10.4K SAS drive cuts power needs by 60%, boosts MTFB to 2M hours
National Climate Service would bring together climate data from NOAA and other researchers
As mobile networks become IP-based router vendors' interest grows, says analyst
Companies unveil new and acquired products at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
Japanese engineer uses Space Station's new wireless connection to post Twitpics
The social network's privacy rule change is seen as a step in the wrong direction
The chip will run at 3GHz and over, and draw up to 25 watts of power per core
Decision ends 2006 case over WGA software sent as security update
But non-touchscreen BlackBerry Curve bests iPhone for most popular U.S. smartphone; Android, Nokia make huge smartphone leaps
With nanoparticles and lasers, scientists can blast diseased cells, artery plaque
An antipiracy group demands that Telecom Italia identify customers responsible for the copyright violations
New domestic IT services company, headed by offshore vets, gets state support
TecSec alleges that companies such as IBM, Oracle and Cisco violated 11 of its patents
The 50-plus-date road show series follows repeated mocking of the concept by CEO Ellison
Patches 26 bugs, including several that pose serious threat to Windows users
